cunning scaffold
One of SSD aggregates is losing more than 1TB space in last hour and still is now. We have been watching the availability is going down contiguously by running "df -A -g aggre123". There are a lot of volumes on it.
Are there anyway to find out which volume is taking the space?
ex, show me top volumes taking most of the space in last hour or so?
prisma beacon
volume show -aggregate <your-aggr-name> should show you all volumes in that particular aggregate
cunning scaffold
I knew this command, but, it is not what I am asking for. The available space is continuingly falling. I deleted quite large size of snapshots, but didn't take effect. What can I do to stop the falling?
glass mural
I think either AIQUM or a Harvest (like NAbox) implementation might help you track down what is consuming the data, don't think there is a nice command for what you are looking for.
magic jolt
You may have already spotted this, but we have a few articles on the our KB site that might help
prisma beacon
I knew this command, but, it is not what I am asking for. The available space is...
I don't understand. The volume show command shows you all volumes, and the space each volume consumes. You just have to look for the largest volumes there? Or you can do a snapshot show on all volumes and see which volumes has large snapshots?
I mean if you don't know what you're looking for, I doubt any tool will help you find anything...?
tropic stream
Did someone/something start a vol clone split operation? I have a customer who has team-members spread out globally. Someone in the EMEA region kicked off a "vol clone split" and went to bed. Took a minute to discover the split was the culprit.
ionic plaza
Is your system up to date? We had a BURT which delayed free space reclaim..
cunning scaffold
Ideally, if there is a something like a graph to show me say top 20 volumes with high growth rate in last 24 hours in an aggregate.
I can search for an individual concerned volume in ActiveIQUM, and find a capacity trend in last week. That is the closest I can get.But, it won't give me more granular view on days or hours, and only one volume if search for it.
In addition, there were of cause a lot of IO activities along with high space consuming with workloads in that period of time. If there is something can show me those workloads who were doing heavy IO like what @tropic stream suggested possibly something like a clone split.
@ionic plaza Can you please share what BURT are you referring to?